(This is the third post in a four-part series. You can see Part One here and Part Two here.) Cindy Garcia has been a bilingual educator for 14 years and is currently a district instructional ...

Senior Lecturer, Director Teaching, Learning and Program Development, Sol Plaatje University International bodies, politicians, policy makers and researchers have always been interested in the way ...

In today’s educational climate, educators, students, and families have shifted to distance learning. With this journey, it’s critical for students and faculty to keep their passion for education alive ...

instructor in a graduate program on how to teach at a distance. The classes are held both face to face and -- not surprisingly -- at a distance. She says that trying to judge the quality of a distance ...

In the past week, all segments of American society have been scrambling to adjust to widespread upheavals caused by the growing COVID-19 pandemic. Since March 11, when UB’s leadership made the ...

When Kim Reeder started teaching in Parker, Colorado, 14 years ago, she found that managing the classroom environment took way more time and energy than actually teaching kids, and she couldn’t reach ...

Distance education began with correspondence coursework sent through the postal mail services and continues today. Most modern distance education uses technological means such as computers, the ...

University of Iowa students working toward an education degree are grappling with K-12 school closures ending early their time as student teachers. Instead of the field experience, individuals in the ...

From Mississippi to South Dakota, states are seeing increased enrollment in courses that rely on at least one form of technology as colleges expand online and hybrid options.

The question-of-the-week: What has your online learning experience been as a student this fall? What is working for you and why? What is not working for you and why? Student voice is important, and ...